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- ↑ Capital News, 16 Dec 2022 I was ready to quit football after injury – AFC Leopards budding star Kaycie
- ↑ Pulse Sport, 14 Mar 2024 AFC Leopards captain Kayci Odhiambo delighted with Harambee Stars call-up
- ↑ Mozzart Sport, 14 Apr 2022 Kayci Odhiambo: From humble beginnings in Makadara to impressing at Ingwe
- ↑ Standard, 7 Apr 2022 Kaycie: I'm using AFC Leopards as stepping stone to Europe or Why Kaycie is using AFC Leopards as a stepping stone to Europe
